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1972 Robert Rich Downeast Sold Boat in Port Jefferson, NY US
Built in 1972
Downeast
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34 feet
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Wooden
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 1972 Robert Rich Downeast | ||||||
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| Price | $18,500 | $18,500 | $18,900 | $19,900 | $16,900 | $15,999 |
| Location | Port Jefferson | Huntington | Sodus Point | Sodus Point | Plattsburgh | Lindenhurst |
| Nominal Length | 34' | 27' | 27' | 32' | 34' | 25' |
| Draft | 3' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Mercruiser | - | - | Mercuiser | Volvo Penta |
| Total Engine Power | - | 320 hp | - | - | 340 hp | - |
| Days on Market | 7275 | 2 | 35 | 10 | 204 | 108 |
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Displacement: 12,000
Engines
Total Power: 270
Tanks
Fuel: 150
Fresh Water: 30
Detailed Walkthrough
The enclosed head is located in the forepeak. Just aft of the head are port and starboard settees with built in storage bins under. There is a mahogany drop leaf table permanently mounted on centerline. The split galley is next aft with the stove on port. Built in under the stove is the icebox. On starboard is the stainless galley sink with pressure cold water. There is a huge storage compartment under the sink. The cabin paneling and bulkheads are painted white and they are accented by the gloss varnished mahogany doors, drawers, and trim pieces. Up three steps gets you to the helm and navigator's chairs. The starboard side helm is varnished mahogany. The cockpit is finished off with a gray painted sole. The engine is mounted below the cockpit sole allowing for any activity from picnics to fishing. The cockpit is wide open.
Galley
- Two burner lpg stove
- Under counter ice box
- Stainless steel sink
- Pressure cold water
Engine Details
- Single 360 cu in 270 hp Chrysler marine engine
- Fresh water-cooled
- 1020 engine hours
Deck
- 20H Danforth Anchor mounted on chocks
- Goode electric windlass
- Stainless Steel bow rail
- Teak grab rails
- Cabin top deck hatch
- Three section windshield with venting on port and starboard
- Aft drop canvas with zippered center door...new'06
- Teak swim platform
- Stainless steel swim ladder
Coast Guard Equipment
- Ring Buoy with line
- Radar reflector
- 6 Life Jackets
- Navigation lights
Cockpit
- Helmsman's chair
- Navigator's chair
- Hynautic hydraulic steering
- Stern pole with ensign
Electronics - Pilothouse
- Standard Horizon VHF radio
- GPS
Broker's Remarks
If you are in the mood for a true downeaster, but are budget minded, have a look at this 34' Robert Rich. Built at the Bass Harbor Boat Shop, this one is cedar planked over oak frames. The entire hull has been refastened with silicone bronze fasteners. She sports a gloss varnished Mahogany transom and a traditional layout with port and starboard settees. There is a December '04 insurance survey verifying a sound hull, deck and house. There is no reported rot. ...and everything works. Save a ton of money and own this boat for a fraction of the cost of a new one.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Displacement: 12,000
Engines
Total Power: 270
Tanks
Fuel: 150
Fresh Water: 30
Detailed Walkthrough
The enclosed head is located in the forepeak. Just aft of the head are port and starboard settees with built in storage bins under. There is a mahogany drop leaf table permanently mounted on centerline. The split galley is next aft with the stove on port. Built in under the stove is the icebox. On starboard is the stainless galley sink with pressure cold water. There is a huge storage compartment under the sink. The cabin paneling and bulkheads are painted white and they are accented by the gloss varnished mahogany doors, drawers, and trim pieces. Up three steps gets you to the helm and navigator's chairs. The starboard side helm is varnished mahogany. The cockpit is finished off with a gray painted sole. The engine is mounted below the cockpit sole allowing for any activity from picnics to fishing. The cockpit is wide open.
Galley
- Two burner lpg stove
- Under counter ice box
- Stainless steel sink
- Pressure cold water
Engine Details
- Single 360 cu in 270 hp Chrysler marine engine
- Fresh water-cooled
- 1020 engine hours
Deck
- 20H Danforth Anchor mounted on chocks
- Goode electric windlass
- Stainless Steel bow rail
- Teak grab rails
- Cabin top deck hatch
- Three section windshield with venting on port and starboard
- Aft drop canvas with zippered center door...new'06
- Teak swim platform
- Stainless steel swim ladder
Coast Guard Equipment
- Ring Buoy with line
- Radar reflector
- 6 Life Jackets
- Navigation lights
Cockpit
- Helmsman's chair
- Navigator's chair
- Hynautic hydraulic steering
- Stern pole with ensign
Electronics - Pilothouse
- Standard Horizon VHF radio
- GPS
Broker's Remarks
If you are in the mood for a true downeaster, but are budget minded, have a look at this 34' Robert Rich. Built at the Bass Harbor Boat Shop, this one is cedar planked over oak frames. The entire hull has been refastened with silicone bronze fasteners. She sports a gloss varnished Mahogany transom and a traditional layout with port and starboard settees. There is a December '04 insurance survey verifying a sound hull, deck and house. There is no reported rot. ...and everything works. Save a ton of money and own this boat for a fraction of the cost of a new one.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Overview from around the web 1972 Robert Rich Downeast
Customers praise the 1972 Robert Rich Downeast for its classic design and sturdy craftsmanship
Many highlight its spacious and comfortable layout, ideal for both leisurely cruises and fishing trips. The boat’s reliable performance and timeless style make it a favorite among enthusiasts of vintage Downeast vessels. Overall, owners appreciate its blend of traditional aesthetics with practical functionality.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1972 Robert Rich Downeast is a classic cruiser known for its timeless design and sturdy construction. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Classic Styling: The Robert Rich Downeast features traditional lines and craftsmanship that appeal to enthusiasts of vintage boats.
Solid Build: Known for its robust construction, this boat offers durability and reliability in various water conditions.
Comfortable Layout: The interior is designed for comfortable cruising, often including cozy cabins and functional amenities.
Good Handling: Its hull design provides stable and smooth handling, making it suitable for both leisurely cruises and extended trips.
Downeast Appeal: The boat embodies the quintessential Downeast style, combining elegance with practicality.
Cons
Maintenance Needs: As a vintage vessel, it may require more upkeep and care compared to newer models.
Limited Modern Features: The 1972 design may lack some contemporary conveniences and technology found in newer boats.
Fuel Efficiency: Older engines and hull designs might not be as fuel-efficient as modern counterparts.
Space Constraints: Depending on the specific model and layout, interior space may feel limited for larger groups or extended stays.
Parts Availability: Finding replacement parts for a classic boat can sometimes be challenging and may involve higher costs.
Made For
The 1972 Robert Rich Downeast is designed for boating enthusiasts who appreciate classic craftsmanship combined with practical functionality. Ideal for those seeking a reliable and stylish vessel for coastal cruising, fishing, or leisurely day trips, this boat offers a timeless design that appeals to admirers of traditional Downeast aesthetics and comfortable on-water experiences. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a casual boater, the 1972 Robert Rich Downeast provides a versatile and charming option for enjoying time on the water.
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